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ELECTRONICSTALK
The Independent Weekly Product Information Guide
for Electronics Design, Development and Manufacturing Engineers
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ISSN 1475-2913 - Free subscription
Published every Tuesday from the UK.
Issue 100: 11 February 2003
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9306 product announcements and technical articles
on our web site, all fully searchable at
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In this issue:
* Editor's Message
* Our Top Ten new Products Selection
[1] Chipset enables flexible power supply design
[2] Toolkit gets to the root of DSP designs
[3] Computer-based training deals with RF safety
[4] Budget SBC takes on embedded control
[5] Analyser focuses on microwave links
[6] Handheld spectrum analyser runs up to 3.3GHz
[7] Development advances to CE.NET 4.1
[8] Moisture barrier bag is ESD-safe as well
[9] Integrated design suite dedicated to PSUs
[10] SCSI termination in compact protected packaging
* New Technical Articles and Case Studies
* ...And take a look at these stories too...
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Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
How's that for timing? The Cricket World Cup has just got under way in Africa and the Electronicstalk Newsletter brings up an unbeaten century of issues.
No doubt in the coming weeks, there will be many debates on TV and radio (to say nothing of clubs and pubs) on the merits of using technology to help officials to adjudicate in sporting events.
Many sports over the years have embraced technology, whether it be the now ubiquitous "Cyclops" line judge in tennis or the video referees used in gridiron, rugby league and the like.
But cricket has always been somewhat more tentative in its adoption of technology.
The purist would argue that the game has survived for long enough without technology, and that the game should be the same wherever it is played - be it Lords or Clapham Common.
However, video evidence is now an established part of international cricket, and TV commentators can make use of audio, video and even radar evidence to demonstrate just how right or wrong the umpire's decision was anyway.
At the risk of being lynched for heresy, surely the answer is to do away with the human factor entirely. Technology alone is quite capable of judging every aspect of the game of cricket, whether it be no balls, wides, LBW, or the faintest of edges to the slips. What's more, technology is both consistent and impartial (and doesn't need to stand on one leg when the score reaches a magic number).
Here, surely, is a wonderful opportunity for British manufacturing. The market for the robot umpire would span the globe… and it would probably only need a change of firmware to be adaptable for other sports, such as rounders and baseball.
No doubt the prototype will be available for testing around about the time that England win the World Cup and pigs are seen flying over Lords.
I hope you find this issue of our weekly newsletter useful. In addition to the new products, news and ideas featured here, there are hundreds more on our website and dozens more being added daily, so do take a look if you can.
Alternatively, the full stories behind all the summaries and headlines in this newsletter can be retrieved by email alone: see details below.
In the meantime, if you have any suggestions as to how we might make the site or the newsletter better, email me directly.
Best wishes
Laurence Marchini, Editor
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THIS WEEK'S INDUSTRY NEWS
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UK SEMICONDUCTOR STARTUP SECURES FUNDING
A new UK-based fabless semiconductor company, Icera Semiconductor has closed its first funding round for a total of $10 million from Benchmark Capital and Atlas Venture.
Icera Semiconductor, 5 February 2003
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CATALYST LOOKS TO EASTERN EUROPE
Catalyst Semiconductor has opened its first international product development centre in Romania.
Catalyst Semiconductor, 6 February 2003
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MIPS AND MICROSOFT AIM TO DOMINATE
A new alliance aims to make the MIPS architecture and the Microsoft Windows CE.NET operating system the technologies of choice for OEMs developing next-generation digital consumer devices.
MIPS Technologies, 6 February 2003
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SYNAD EXPANDS ON THREE CONTINENTS
Synad has begun an international expansion programme with new offices in Asia, Europe and the USA.
Synad Technologies, 10 February 2003
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INVESTMENT BOOSTS CONNECTOR CAPACITY
Lemo has completed a significant production investment project, which has included machining, plating and moulding facilities to provide additional capacity for its range of push-pull connectors.
Lemo (UK), 7 February 2003
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BOOKHAM RESTRUCTURES AND AIMS FOR BREAK EVEN
Bookham Technology has revealed its results for the fourth quarter and year ended 31st December 2002.
Bookham Technology, 5 February 2003
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OUR TOP TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1. Chipset enables flexible power supply design
National Semiconductor has developed an integrated high-voltage cascaded DC/DC controller ideal for power conversion in computer and communications systems. National has also released two 100V power MOSFET drivers that work seamlessly with the new controller, providing customers with a chipset solution for communications power systems, automotive power systems, -48V distributed power systems, motor drive systems, industrial power supplies and half-bridge and full-bridge convertors.
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2. Toolkit gets to the root of DSP designs
Enabling developers to run complex DSP simulations in minutes instead of hours, Texas Instruments claims to have developed the fastest DSP simulation technology available in the market. With increased simulation speeds of up to 21 times faster than previous offerings, developers can simulate data in only minutes compared to hours using competing DSP simulators. Along with its new simulation technology, TI has released an Analysis Toolkit for its TMS320C5000 and TMS320C6000 DSP platforms that enables developers increased application visibility and the opportunity to profile and model full DSP applications.
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3. Computer-based training deals with RF safety
Link Microtek has produced a computer-based training package that will serve as a valuable resource for anyone who has to deal with RF radiation in the course of their work. As well as appealing to telecommunications maintenance engineers, the package will also benefit employees in a variety of other sectors, including operators of industrial heat-sealing machines, military personnel involved with radar or communications equipment, and medical and scientific staff providing diathermy treatment.
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4. Budget SBC takes on embedded control
The OEM2500 Coyote single-board computer provides OEM designers extremely low-cost embedded control for high volume applications. Starting at just $69, and $99 with Ethernet (500-off), the OEM2500 offers multiple options for built-to-suit custom orders to lower OEM product costs. Two standard models are available - one with Ethernet, one without. The Coyote can be customized to user-specified configurations when manufactured in volume orders (over 500). Various combinations of features are available for memory, 10Base-T or 10/100Base-T Ethernet, digital I/O, serial ports, LEDs and onboard backup battery.
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5. Analyser focuses on microwave links
IFR has a new 26.5GHz spectrum analyser that increases the bandwidth of its 2394/2399A spectrum analyser series, while maintaining the family's low cost profile. The latest in the series to provide exceptional performance at an exceptional price, IFR's 2395 is ideal for applications such as installing and maintaining microwave point-to-point radio links and tower-mounted transmitters, as well as use in basestation workshops. The 2395 26.5GHz spectrum analyser is designed to be user friendly for all operators, regardless of skill level; its user interface simplifies many complex microwave measurements.
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6. Handheld spectrum analyser runs up to 3.3GHz
The B+K Precision Model 2650 is a cost-effective handheld PC-compatible 3.3GHz spectrum analyser. Weighing less than 2kg, including battery, this compact, versatile, easy to use, portable unit is priced at only $4495 and is ideal for use in the evaluation of W-CDMA, CDMA, GSM, PDC, PHS, wireless LAN, 802.11 and Bluetooth systems. The analyser offers a number of features that provide ease of use, including: a measuring frequency range from 50kHz to 3.3GHz; an autotuning function; channel power measurements; adjacent channel power measurements; occupied bandwidth measurements; electric field strength measurements; magnetic field strength measurements; and an RS232 interface.
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7. Development advances to CE.NET 4.1
Arcom has a new Windows CE.NET 4.1 development kit and BSP for its popular 300MHz SBC-GX1 single board computer. Arcom's award-winning development kit strategy lets customers quickly develop and demonstrate Windows CE.NET 4.1 based applications using a reliable reference platform. The SBC-GX1 Windows CE.NET 4.1 development kit offers a preloaded Windows CE.NET 4.1 image loaded into the resident 16Mbyte Flash drive.
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8. Moisture barrier bag is ESD-safe as well
Static Control Components' Dri-Shield 3400 moisture barrier bag is a cost effective alternative to traditional nylon-foil bags when packaging surface mount devices that are in trays, shipping tubes or taped and reeled. Furthermore it can be heat-sealed. Featuring dissipative inner and outer surfaces the bag is made of static dissipative polymer, aluminium foil, and static dissipative polyethylene and provides an extremely low moisture vapour transmission rate (MVTR) thus giving maximum moisture protection to surface mount devices.
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9. Integrated design suite dedicated to PSUs
The Simplorer Power Suite is an integrated software package that addresses the rapidly increasing demand for smaller, more reliable power designs in automotive, aerospace and industrial automation. The suite combines an enhanced version of Simplorer, Ansoft's industry-leading system simulation software, and PExprt, the first modelling tool to allow engineers to quickly evaluate thousands of possible designs and accurately predict the performance of magnetic components.
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10. SCSI termination in compact protected packaging
Semiconwell has developed a new line of 9- and 27-channel surface mount LVD resistive networks designed for high-performance active termination of SCSI networks compliant with SPI-2 (Ultra2), SPI-3 (Ultra3) and beyond. Manufactured on ceramic substrates, these devices virtually eliminate channel capacitance and lead inductance, the primary cause of reduced system performance. The LVD SCSI is packaged in a moulded lead frame package (MLP) which offers greater reliability than the exposed resistors of a BGA version.
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New Technical Articles and Case Studies
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FPGAs IMPROVE RELIABILITY FOR NC MACHINES
(Actel Europe, 11 February 2003)
Electronic Control Systems has adopted Actel's A42MX09 antifuse field-programmable gate array device for its new numerical controllers targeted at machine tool manufacturers.
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BLUETOOTH CHIP ENABLES WIRELESS BARCODE SCANNER
(Cambridge Silicon Radio, 11 February 2003)
The CSR BlueCore single-chip solution has been selected by Baracoda to Bluetooth-enable its BaracodaPencil.
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SWITCH FABRIC DESIGN COMES IN ON TIME
(Monterey Design Systems, 7 February 2003)
Fabless semiconductor company TeraChip has successfully completed - on budget and on schedule - its first switch fabric design using the Monterey toolsuite.
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TOUCHSCREENS ARE ON THE BUTTON FOR CASINO GAMES
(Elo Touchsystems, 6 February 2003)
Leading Austrian gaming systems maker, Amatic Industries is delivering a more realistic and exciting game playing experience thanks to Elo TouchSystems' IntelliTouch technology.
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TESTER INTEGRATED INTO MILITARY ATE SYSTEM
(Teradyne, 6 February 2003)
Teradyne's Assembly Test Division has completed the integration of its powerful and flexible M910 digital test instrument into the Marconi Selenia Communications general-purpose ATE platform.
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POWER SEQUENCERS WATCH OVER DC/DC CONVERTORS
(Xicor, 6 February 2003)
Xicor has a new family of time-based power sequencers that can sequence and monitor five independent DC/DC convertors via an SMBus interface.
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FRUGAL RECEIVER TARGETS KEYLESS ENTRY SYSTEMS
(Maxim Integrated Products, 6 February 2003)
The MAX1473 is a novel 300 to 450MHz superheterodyne ASK receiver that can run from either a 3 or 5V supply.
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GATEWAY DESIGN COMBINES DECT WITH WIRELESS LAN
(Philips Semiconductors, 6 February 2003)
Philips has developed the semiconductor industry's first wireless broadband residential gateway reference design to support both 802.11b and DECT communications standards.
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LED-DRIVER COMBOS ANSWER BACKLIGHTING TASKS
(Fairchild Semiconductor, 7 February 2003)
Fairchild has combined its low-forward-voltage LEDs with low-dropout LED driver ICs to provide the most complete choice of backlighting options available in the industry.
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FAST CYCLE RAMS DELIVER SPEED AND CAPACITY
(Toshiba Electronics Europe, 7 February 2003)
Two new fast cycle RAM (FCRAM) devices from Toshiba will suit high-performance network systems and other high-end applications requiring high-speed large capacity low-power memories.
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DSP CORE USES ADAPTIVE DATAPATH TO SPEED TO 1BOPS
(Cambridge Consultants, 10 February 2003)
A novel DSP core is claimed to establish a new price/performance benchmark for low-end SoC/ASIC applications.
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POWERPC PROCESSORS RAISE PERFORMANCE AT LOW POWER
(Motorola SPS, 11 February 2003)
Continuing to drive processor performance and clock speeds within a manageable power envelope, Motorola has introduced the newest and fastest members of its G4 family of PowerPC processors.
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FOUR-TERMINAL RESISTORS TACKLE CURRENT SENSING
(State of the Art, 6 February 2003)
State of the Art offers two series of true full Kelvin four-terminal low-value chip resistors suitable for current sensing applications.
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SOLID POLYMER CAPACITORS CUT DOWN ESR
(NIC Eurotech, 6 February 2003)
The NSPV series of surface mount aluminium electrolytic capacitors uses a solid polymer electrolyte.
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WORLD'S SMALLEST CLAIM FOR VCXO
(Fox Electronics, 11 February 2003)
Fox Electronics has developed what it reckons is the smallest VCXO available on the market.
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IMAGING KITS FOR WIRELESS APPLICATIONS
(Kane Computing, 6 February 2003)
The Ateme IEK C5509 imaging kit has been produced to develop portable systems in imaging and telecommunications.
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VERIFICATION TOOL LINKS 2 AND 3D WORLDS
(Zuken, 11 February 2003)
Cadstar 3D 4.2 is a faster, updated version of Zuken's proven 3D verification module that allows complex board outlines to be directly imported and exported from mechanical CAD tools.
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SMOOTH FEEL FOR TINY CONTROL POTENTIOMETER
(Piher International, 5 February 2003)
A 9mm miniature control potentiometer is the latest addition to the extensive range from Piher.
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COMPACT INTERFACE PROVIDES BUDGET PC ACQUISITION
(Adept Scientific, 6 February 2003)
A few years ago, who'd have thought it would soon be possible to plug in and unplug multiple sensors on a standard PC, using a device costing just GBP 120.
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INDUSTRIAL CONNECTOR COMBINES POWER WITH DATA
(Harting, 7 February 2003)
Harting has a new hybrid connector for use in industrial data networks.
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SMA GAINS NOVEL SNAP-LOCK DESIGN FOR SPEEDY MATING
(Huber+Suhner, 10 February 2003)
The new QMA connector from Huber+Suhner is designed for RF applications up to 6GHz.
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COOLED LASERS LAST LONGER
(Photonic Products, 11 February 2003)
A new range of thermoelectrically cooled laser diode modules offers exceptional wavelength and power stability, greater pointing accuracy and significantly increased laser diode lifetime.
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WIDE INPUT RANGE FOR FLEXIBLE CONVERTORS
(Datel (UK), 10 February 2003)
Datel's new UHE "Q" models appeal to all markets by combining wide inputs with excellent electrical performance, standard footprint, rugged packaging, and attractive pricing.
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POWER ANALYSIS COMES TO HAND
(LEM UK, 5 February 2003)
The Analyst Q70 is a handheld power quality analyser with a comprehensive range of measurements to help track down the increasing number of power quality problems on single-phase power systems.
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PROBE KEEPS TRACK OF RACK-MOUNT ENVIRONMENT
(AKCP, 7 February 2003)
AKCP's Sensorprobe is a compact low-cost SNMP-enabled and web-based monitoring device.
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HANDHELD DATA ANALYSER KEEPS TRACK OF THE TIME
(New Forest Electronics, 11 February 2003)
New Forest Electronics reckons its SDA-02 handheld serial data analyser is the first instrument of its type to incorporate a time-stamping function.
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